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Where to park
Where to leave the car
Free car park (200 spaces) 100 m from the beach. Alternative: the Es Vedrà mirador (up the hill, 5 min by car) for the best sunset view.
The beach facing the sacred rock of Es Vedrà
A medium-sized beach with Ibiza's most iconic view: the rock of Es Vedrà rising out of the sea. At sunset, sun and rock align in a postcard you'll never repeat.
Where to park
Free car park (200 spaces) 100 m from the beach. Alternative: the Es Vedrà mirador (up the hill, 5 min by car) for the best sunset view.
When to arrive
For a swim: before midday. For sunset: reach the mirador by 7 pm in June–August, or dine at Es Boldadó (booking essential).
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Cross the Es Freus strait in a fast catamaran, drop anchor over Formentera's translucent water and enjoy free time on Ses Illetes — repeatedly ranked among the world's finest beaches.
Sail out of Sant Antoni harbour and drop anchor beside the mystical rock of Es Vedrà as the sun dips behind it. A glass of cava per guest and small tapas platter are included.
Depart from Sant Antoni and cruise both flanks of the west coast: a swim at Cala Salada in the morning and Cala d'Hort under Es Vedrà in the afternoon, with paella served on board.
Climb the seven bastions of Dalt Vila as the walls light up amber, then dip into three of the old town's oldest tabernas for wine and Ibicencan tapas.
Ride your own jet-ski along the wildest stretch of Ibiza's west coast under the guidance of an instructor, with a photo stop at the base of Es Vedrà.
The Saturday version of Las Dalias combined with the greenest, quietest corners of the north: Sant Joan, Portinatx and a stop at a beach shack for a leisurely lunch.
Skip the queue at Pacha, Hï or Ushuaïa on the biggest opening nights of the season, with meet-up drinks at a nearby bar and a private transfer to the door.
A slow walk through La Marina and Dalt Vila, stopping at four family-run venues for sobrasada, Ibicencan cheese, Balearic wines and the local hierbas ibicencas.
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How you get there
By car from Ibiza Town (30 min via Sant Josep). Steep final descent on a sealed road.
What you'll find
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The beach facing the sacred rock of Es Vedrà. A medium-sized beach with Ibiza's most iconic view: the rock of Es Vedrà rising out of the sea. At sunset, sun and rock align in a postcard you'll never repeat.
The beach facing the sacred rock of Es Vedrà. A medium-sized beach with Ibiza's most iconic view: the rock of Es Vedrà rising out of the sea. At sunset, sun and rock align in a postcard you'll never repeat. It's a sandy beach in Sant Josep, Ibiza: 200 m long, sand and pebbles, with water described as deep blue · 23 °c.
Free car park (200 spaces) 100 m from the beach. Alternative: the Es Vedrà mirador (up the hill, 5 min by car) for the best sunset view.
For a swim: before midday. For sunset: reach the mirador by 7 pm in June–August, or dine at Es Boldadó (booking essential).
By car from Ibiza Town (30 min via Sant Josep). Steep final descent on a sealed road.
On site: Restaurant Es Boldadó (fish rice, book a week ahead), Beach shack El Carmen, Sunbed hire, Toilets and Lifeguard Jun–Sept.
Grab almonds and a beer and head to the mirador for the ocaso Decent snorkelling towards the rocky ends Take a jumper for sunset — it cools sharply
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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026
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Checked · 30 July 2026